100 IMPORTANT Antonyms in English (B1 B2 and C1 Level Vocabulary)

Hello lovely students and welcome back to English with Lucy.

Today's lesson is going to be absolutely dreadful.

Actually, I meant to say the opposite of

that word, which is exactly what we're talking about today, antonyms.

Perhaps antonym is a new word for you, so let me quickly explain.

An antonym is a word that has the opposite meaning to another word.

Think happy and sad.

This is opposed to synonym, which is a word that has the same meaning as another

word.

If you've ever found yourself searching

for the perfect word to express the opposite of what you're feeling, you're

in the right place.

Learning antonyms is also a really cool

way to double your vocabulary.

I'm going to teach you really beautiful

words at B1 level, then we'll move to B2 and then finally C1, advanced, and I'm

going to teach you the opposite of those words as well, the antonyms.

The lesson gets harder and harder as we go along.

Let's see how far you can get.

Now, as you can probably tell by the

length of this video down here, you are going to learn a lot of vocabulary today.

So I have made a free PDF.

I mean, it's virtually an ebook at this point.

There's a lot of information in there.

It contains all of the words that we're

discussing today, all in order, B1 to C1, all of the antonyms, phonetic

transcriptions for all of them, definitions, example sentences, a quiz.

It's a good one.

If you're a teacher watching this, I

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